Cridersville High School - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Cridersville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1952 volume:

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U.w.HltGr Bayliff THE CLASS OF 1952 WISHES TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FDR THEIR PATRONAGE, WHICH MAKES IT POSSIBLE FOR US TO PUBLISH THIS ANNUAL , -'V Vg T T L S. - 1xL-1 . ,. m.Q SCHAUB'S GA R A G E PACKARD SALES and SERVI GE 501 W, Auglaize St. PHONE 9301 WA PAK ONE TA BROWN'5 R ESTAURANT JUST GOOD F O Route 35 PHONE 4 803 WAPAKONE TA NTILLERS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEA NERS GOTMERI CI AL DOMES TI G PROFESSIONAL QUALI TY--SERVICE PICK-1-UP and DELIVERY BELLEFONTAINE at , EAST BENTON str. R.D. M111 er Ph. 27691 WA RA K ON E TA BEST WTSHES EE. BRANDT AND SONS INC. Your Dependable DODG E PLYMOUTH Dealer Since 1924 WA PAK ON E TA Afsemrs E HUDSON? SHOE STQRE i ffvvfmas RED Cfffiffjffien . HAMILTCN meffv A FLoRsHE1M snoms 4 A A ES ---for men A A R.' Palillwisene 'A Robert T??dHudson I 54 East Auglaize St. 26 W. Auglaize St. WA PAKONE TA A ,HA FA KQNE TA A A V J A , 1 CQMPUMENTS I 5 fUDEf5jLX,QE,'q QF SALES SEFWIGEQ PIEL BROTHERS CLQTHM5 A , f-A ,A f-A A W GEAR!-Naib, ' 513115 msfr ,LXUGLAIZEI ' PHQJXJE 53551 WAPA KON E TA ' A 2 w,LxfaxfiQNEi-m a + , CHRISTY EOUIPMEIVT CO JOHN DEERE Quality Farm E!rg31i.pme.nt Sn U:-.' S Parts--Sale s-1-Servi c e UMA OHIO MOTOR I I-IAE3LEDI-DANIIDSDPI CYGLE3 EDDIE, SLQNQ SALES AND SERVICE 102 E, Yiibby Street 'DW-, R SWT .L..JX,-'J Jil- I.fiMA.,l, OHIO Pianos Radios Mu 35. sal Instruments ZEINIDER MUSIC STORE OWNER HANK OUT 154 Ee High UMA OHIO OTI 5 JEXIXIEL LERS 108 We Ste L , Ohio IEEP4imKE DIAMONDS FINE WATCHES EXPERT REPAIRS A, x ,Av A .ii -.r iq? .--I - . 3' 0' 4 I I 1, n fix ' 'l .nf . wi- f ,1- ,. Q ,, 'V1 dl -L..- A w f I, Y 5'-:rF amI'Lt,e D , 1 V. O FOR 5 T REAL. b c:f3MPL,1MaN'rss mv11LY Q UF aN're3fz'rA1NMENT EMEAUUW BULB VENT i LMMRY THE. LIJNJIA Q DRHEZJN 3 n THEATEHf 5 1 QLJMA Qhuo ' 1 THE ELM V i E W S TCDTQE Fi.F.U. 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MARY CUMMINC ll -Qbu I 5' ef , J 0,0 N. Rfk . V 1' 2 'h -, n . , X R R 3 n f ffm V f .X ,L , , i R MR, STANLEY WELLER MR- LESTER SMITH HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY DIRECTORY Mr. Robert Durbin Born at R.l Harrod, O. Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio Northern Attended Indiana University Major--Social Science, Commergial Minor--Biology, English Teaches--History, Science Years at Cridersville 1951-52 Mrs. Alice Cox Born at Lima, O. Bachelor of Science degree from Bowling Green Attended Ohio Nesleyan Major-Speech, Dramatic Art Minor-Typing, English Teaches-English , Reading years at Cridersville 1951-52 Mr. Stanley Weller Born at Wilmington, O. Two years in the Army Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio Northern Major--Math Minors-hPhysical Education, General Science, Physical Sciences Teaches--Physics, Biolugy, Math, Science, Chemnstly Physical Education Years at Cridersville l9h9-52 us Mrs. Dorothy Dupler Born at New Galilee, Penn Bachelor of Arts degree from Baldwin Wallace College Major--Math Mmm-Wmm,hQhL History, Music, Social Sciences, Teaches--Music, Math, Home Economics Years at Cridersville 1929-32 l9LO-52 Mrs. Mary Cumming 't Born in Auglize County Bachelor of Science and Education from Bowling Green Major--Commercial Educa- tion Minors--English, Social Studies TeacheswnCivics, Com ercial, English Years at Cridersville 1950-52 Mr. Lester Smith Born at Lima, O. Three years and a quarter Ohio Northern Major--Public School Music mlnor--History Teaches--instrumental music Years at Cridersville l9h9-52 CLASS HISTORY v Here it is, the end of another school year and it means graduation out of high school for the senior class. Just like all the rest of the high school grad- uates, we start reminiscing about the past years. One night I get very inquisitive and dug back twelve years. I thought perhaps the rest of m class- mates and the readers of our 1952 WLest we 'Forget' would he interested in what I found. Way back in 1950, nineteen students entered the Cridersville first grade. Frightenedt Yes, at 'least most of us were. But we had an understanding teacher, Miss Wanda Geist, who passed us into the second grade. This class was under the supervision of Mrs Ilo Harshman. In this grade, we added one to our class, Ronny Porter. Our teacher seemed to be just as patient, because at the end of IQUL we were another rung higher. In the third grade, we lost one of our starters, Charlene Beery, who moved to Lima and attended Roose- velt school. Miss Helen Hall was our teacher and we probably were beginning to drive her crazy, so she passed us on. At the beginning of our fourth year, we regained our loss. Charlene came back to our school, and was also being taught now by Miss Donna Jean Stevely. Under Mrs. Yvonne Wauben, who was our fifth grade instructor, we had one loss and one gain, which kept us even. Ronny Porter moved to Lima, and attended Jeffer- son school, and our gain was Bob Davis from Uniopolis. Still under the guidance of Mrs. Wauben in the sixth grade, we gained back our fifth grade loss. Ron moved back to our town. Our teacher must have had quite a struggle preparing us for iunior high. Oh boy! we had the time of our lives, going up- stairs and exchanging classes and teachers. Did we ever think we were something! Miss Ruth Hankish was our home room teacher and we also get three new stu- dents: Gay Keller from Elida, Dorothy Parker from Lima Washington, and Sam Howell from Shawnee. Miss Amy Armand was our eighth grade home room teacher and with the help of the rest of the teachers, she prepared us for our first year of high school. In the eighth grade, Helena Ritt from Perry and Dale Smith from Spencerville joined us, making our class a total of nineteen to enter high school. High school was so much fun! We looked forward to the Freshman Intiation very much.. We also presented our first class play nAlibi Ei'ln under the direction of Mn Robert Crites who was als- our home room teacher. We gained one new student this yenr. She was Dorothy Staas from Lakeview. In our sophomore year, we had a new advisor, Miss Norma Gene Mack. We, and the juniors, nrescnted our second class play, nBrothers of Belindan, under the direction of Mr. Stanley Weller. Our junior year, advised ky Mrs. Maxine Fry, was another year of many memorable events. One of the big- gest events was planning the Junior-Senior Prom. This year we also sold candy at the basketball games and at school. Our class play, UValley of Ghostsn, directed by Mrs. Fry, was the first mystery we had ever pre- sented, and it was a big success. This year, our final one, is the year we have all worked hard for. Mrs. Dorothy Dupler, who came back to Cridersville twelve years ago, when we started to school, was our advisor. Without her assistence, many of our tasks would not have been comnleted. Our class play, WAll American Familyn, directed by Mrs. Alice Cox, was a very huge success. Now that our school days are ended, I an looking back over my classmates who started to school at Cridersville and have gone the whole way together: Shirley Roser, Glenn Smith, Gene Deifendeifer, Charles Rohrbacher, Gwynn Coon, and Harriet Wolfe, and those wholeft and came back and the new students we obtained: Charlene Beery, Ron Porter, Bob Davis, Gay Keller, Dorothy Parker, Sam Howell, Helena Ritt, Dale Smith, and Dorothy Staas. As we leave dear old Cridersville High School, we wish all our classmates that are behind us, the Best of Luck throughout their entire school days. Maxi G71 NNRX X' X' f fig!! Victim----Robert Davis Alias----NBurrH Noted for-Teasin' Will be---A farmer Victimr---Gene Deifendeifer Alias----NDeifyU Noted for--Witty remarks will be---Coach Victim,---Dorothy Parker Alias---UDottieU Noted for-Bob Feller Will be--Nurse Victim---Dale Smith Alias---Dale Noted for--Haulin' the girls around Will be--A farmer Victims--Gwynn Coon Alias-H--nDudeH Noted for-Combing his pretty locks Wi1l.be--mechanic Victimp--.Dorothy Staas Alias---UCurlyW Noted for--Being in detention Will be--Nurse W Viet' ' ley Roser Alias---HShirlU Noted for--Gettin' out of class Will be--Housewife -x Lghx 123513 N ' fr N N Victimr----Helena Ritt Alias ------ Helena Noted for--Studying Will be--Nurse 7ictim--- --Harriet Wolfe 'sas------HHartN :ooed for .ill be- 4Norking in the o -Secretary Victim----Samuel Howell Alias ------ USamU Noted for-Staying home will be---Chef in his own restaurant Victim,---Charlene Beery Alias-----UCharlieU Noted for--Neatness Will be ---- Housewife Victim----Ronald Porter Alias----URonU Noted for-Basketball Will be---Coach Victim,---Gaynel Keller Alias----UGayU Yoted for-Sophomore girls will be--Teacher I Q . ffice Victim---Charles Rohrbacher Alias-----NCharlieN Noted for-His Southern Drawl Will be---Insurance engineer Victim----Glenn Smith ' ll Il Al1as---- Bugs Noted for-Basketball Will be--Chemical engineer -ui :Q 3 -i1: 3 . 1ff.-.i. '- , .3 gfx ill . Q' KD ,f 5: 1 5 p 'Su f lr , V fr . Q' . E ul: ' , Q' . ll cu- , ' A-A . ,A ,X -3 ., , ,,fp ', fix, -521 fra:- -f 5 U jig Ah H ., is ,gy , -1 Qu' li ',' 'Q ' f ll I I f H x QQ. 1.952 ROBERT DAVIS X GLENN SMITH Sfudeni Council President Class President ,ge 91 ' Us 5,6 'SRS' -x. -Fl Nv- W, I , 4 f DOROTHY PARKER DOROTHY STAAS HELENA RITT Secretary-Treasurer Vice President Echo Editor 33695 Nu? 'ZZ' W, 15, I , , 41-new 'X WA Fa, T 'f1,WZZy?',,- :, ' Lefczvw '1 43 , 'if fr! 0 , . .4,!f.p..MQ -,., L 'Z sq-+:::r21E1 'sf P' '31 7QF?'f.!!'i1iqV'., H' 14.1 f -1' fn:-uraegs ,, . 1 'kgfg mg ' ff f ..-.--aj, me f .T3'7l,:,LX1'rrl271 11 ,' GENE DEIFENDEIFER Annual Editor 3945. HARRIET WOLFE SENIOR DIRECTORY Bob Davis Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-U Mgr. l Student Council 3-M Pres. 4 Class Plays: Valley of Ghosts 3 All American Family U Glenn Smith SALUTATOHIAN 4 Basketball 1-2-3-U Co-cautain 3-Q Baseball 1-2-3-U Band 2-3-4 Band Vice Pres. 3 Band Pres. 4 'Chorus 1-3-U Brothers of Belinda 2 All American Family U Helena Ritt VALEDICTORIAN U. Minstrel 1 Class Offices: Class Vice Pres. 2 Student Council 1-2 Class Pres. 3-4 Class Plays: Alibi Bill 1 Valley of Ghosts 3 Band Festival 2-3 County Festival 3 , Dorothy Parker Dorothy Staas Class Plays: Class Plays Alibi Bill l Brothers of Belinda 2 Brothers of Belinda 2 Valley of Ghosts 3 Valley of Ghosts 3 All American Family U All American Family U Music 2-3-3- Music 1-2-3-b Girls State 3 Band 2-3-4 Band 2-3-M Band Vice Pres. U Band Pres. 3 Band Festival 2-3 Band Vice Pres 2 Bounty Festival 3 .Annuals B. H. A. U Art Editor U Minstrel 1 Reserve Cheerleader U Echo: Class Vice Pres. M Band Reporter 3-U Class Reporter 2 Gene Deifendeifer Basketball 2-3-B Class Pres. 2 Class Sec. Q Tres. Asst Bus Mgr Echo 3 Bus Mgr. Echo 4 Editor of Annual U Boy's State 3 Class Plays: 1 All American Family U Stage Mgr. 3 Class Sec. 5 Tres. 3 Band Festival 2-3 County Festival 3 B. H. A. 4 LHA.Pms.b Music 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 2-3-4 Class Plays: Alibi Bill 1 Brothers of Be- linda 2 Business Mgr. 3 All American Family 4 Minstrel 1 Art Editor Echo l- 2-3 Editor Echo M Office Practice 3-A Drum Majoretto 2 Class Pres. 1 Class Sec. Tres. 2 County Festival 3 Band Festival 2 Harriet Wolfe Class Plays: Brothers of Belinda 2 Valley of Ghosts 3 All American Family U Class Vice Pres. 3 Band 2-3-M Band Sec. 8 Tres 2 Band Librarian 3 Music l-2-3-U Echo: Sports Editor 3-M Reporter l Ass't Editor Annual U Office Practice 3-h Minstrel 1 Band Festival 2-3 County Festival 3 ymzwa V-fb M., 7.952 in 31, , 4 SHIRLEY ROSER RONALD PORTER .fa N H I qw fbx 45 3:4 -with 3' DALE SMITH GAYNEL KELLER CHARLES ROHRBACHER N., --Q -mm mm 54-QQQ' r .V 'P'-f 'N-1'--V al' CWYNN COON CHARLENE BEERY SAMUEL HOWELL SENIOR DIRECTORY Shirley Roser Class Plays: Alibi Bill 1 Brothers of Belinda 2 Valley of Ghosts 3 All American Family h Band 2-3-h Band Pres. 2 Band Sec. 6 Treas. 3 Pianist 2-3-h Music l Cheerleader 1-3-h Echo: Typist 3-h Reporter h Bus. Mgr. Annual h County Festival 3 Band Festival 2-3 Minstrel 1 Ron Porter Basketball 1-2-3-h Co-captain h Baseball l-2-3-h Echo: Asst. Mime Oper. 3 Mtm qmr.h Mim. Oper Annual h Class Plays: Valley of Ghosts 3 All American Family h Dale Smith Class Plays: Stage Mgr. 1-2-3- Gwynn Coon Basketball l-2-3-h Baseball 1 Music l-2 Class Plays: Valley of Ghosts 3 All American Family h Music l-2 Minstrel l Gay Keller Charles Rohrbacher Class Plays: Basketball h Alibi Bill l Class Plays: Brothers of Be- Valley of Ghosts3 linda 2 Asst. Stage Mgr.h Valley of Ghosts 3 All American Family h Music l-2-3-h Baud 2-3-h Hinatrel l County Festival 3 Band Festival 2-3 Charlene Beery Music 1-2 Minstrel 1 Class Plays: Make-up 3 Prompter h Bn Ha Ao 2'3 Ll B.H.A. Reporter 3 Cheerleader 3-h Sam Howell Class Play: Valley of Ghosts3 Echo: Art Editor h he Pt-IESY May 16, 1957 Dear Diary: I guess I have been neglecting you lately, but I have been so busy coming from Lima to Chicago to take over my new job. Today I will try to catch up. Just four more weeks and I graduate from here with my degree. Then, in a very short time, I complete the second step in m life. Just think I am going to be married! But for some wonderful news! Do you realize that just five years ago today, I left Cridersville High and came out into the world? Perhaps it was coincidence or Fate had it planned, but in the last week, I have heard or been in contact with all my old classmates. Monday started out the same, I being one of the nurses at St. Luke's Hospital in Chicago. I was going to a staff meeting when I received a very pleasant sur- prise. Who should be walking toward me but Dorothy Barker and Dorothy Staas. They had entered nurses' training the same year I did, but at a different hospital. Of course, we had kept in contact with each other, but who would ever imagine that they would be here, today, with me? After exchanging greetings, they explained they had completed training together and had been sent to St. Luke's for some advanced training, then they would go back. That evening we gathered in my room and had a long talk about all our good old tives. It seemed that Shirley Roser now Shirley Schlegel, had been to the Dorothy's on a purely business call. She and John are now the proud parents of a charming baby girl, Karen Annette. I ask what had happened to Glenn Smith, Dorothy Parker answered this, of course. Glenn, after finally making his choice of school the had the hardest time picking onej went on to really study and was going to graduate this year. From all reports, he was doing fine and wasi graduate with high honors into the field of engineering. That evening we went out for dinner and I took themim a modernisticlittle restaurant where Sam Howell, still plugging away, was working himself up from an ordinary cook to a very exclusive chef. Perhaps with a little more work he may someday own a restaurant. Tuesday, while going on my rounds who should I see sitting beside one of the beds, but Gene Deifendeiferl He was visiting a nice looking young man who was only in the hospital for a highly annoying upset stomach. It seems the varsity playing finally paid off. Gene, now a coach for the huge and highly famous Cridersville Rams basketball team at Cridersville had brought his team to Chicago far a tour br winning ihe state champion- ship. Cwe always knew Cridersville would make it, didn't we?J Tuesday evening Dorothy Parker, Dorothy Staas, and myself were given time off until Friday noon. What did we do, but go back to Cridersville and see if we could complete our circle of fifteen members. As we drove into Cridersville who should pass us in a patrol car, but gon Porter. It must have been a secret ambition because we never knew, did we? Perhaps studying cars fRemember those research themes'D in school helped. We all stopped and talked for a while and Ron explained he was going to the other side of Cridersville to see that everything went off a1.rigHsin the huge fann demonstration. we followed Ron and where did he take us but to the beautiful farm of Dale Smith. He always wanted to remain on the fann and for him he was anply repaid for his work, After coming back into Cridersville, we walked down Main Street to see the changes which had occurred. The number of new houses which had developed since our graduation was astounding. Charlene told us that she had received a letter from Qay Keller just that day before. It seems Gay, happily married and the manager of a darling home had gone on to college after graduation and had studied to be a teacher. She had moved backtc her old home school, Elida, and was teaching the fifth grade, CPerhaps Mn Weller's advice and talks in chemistryc aided in this choice.j Charlene, after urging fit didn't take muchl us to stay, showed us a perfect evening and then took us to the station. We arrived back in Chicago around noon Thursday and we went right to the hospital. On our way we passed a large insurance firm and I remembered Charles Rohrbacher. He had graduated from one of the better engineering schools in Chicago just a few months ago and already he had make a place for him, self in the firm. CMrs. Dupler's math classes.J He is working himself up into the position of head insurance engineer for the firm. On arriving at the hospital , we each went to our own room andto my surprise I ibund a very welcomed btter from Harriet Wolfe. fftemember when we had our office jobs and Harriet did most of the typing?J She is now the private secretary to the president of one of the large business establishments in Chicago. She always wanted a job such as this and with her experience per- haps pretty soon she will start her own business, Clt just goes to show that typing does pay off.l In the letter was an item from the Lima News that announced that Gwyg fDudeJ Coon was opening his new garage. He is married and has a beautiful home on the outskirts of Lima. CI guess the experience he gained from fixing his own car finally turned into something worthwhile.l with his experience and willingness to work he will probably start a chain of garages. To complete the day and week, as you might say, I picked up the paper last night and whose picture was on the front page, but Robert Davis! The article gave a very complete story of Bob. On his large farm near Wapakoneta, Bob has been raisinglzeautifiiliiolstein cat- tle and today he reached his goal. His cattle were hs-ing shown in the International Livestock Exposition and he won! I guess his arguments about Holstein being ihe best type had some foundation. with this, my week is complete and from this I have had a glimpse into nw old class mates' lives and from all views it seems as if everyone has succeeded. If perhaps in the next five years we may each ad- vance as much and keep in touch with one another, we can get together and have a reunion and compare our lives with our ambitions and find we have succeeded. Diary, I have written until I can hardly see and still have letters to write. With all my news exausted, I hope you will excuse my mistakes and forgive me for not writing sooner. I must stop now and get ready for night duty, and I promise to write tomorrow. Good night for now. 3JJ,QM, . ,A-Q - I Cm film if-l ,Dey X! X! i 1.. L, Wo, the class of 1952 of Cridersville High School, realizing that we are nearing the end of our high school days, being of sound mind, and of our own free will do hereby make, bequeath and swear this to be our last will and testament. .. ARTICLE I: ARTICLE II: ARTICLE III: ARTICLE IV: ARTICLE V ARTI CLE Yls .1 . Our Senior Home Room to the Juniors. The gum under the seats to the seventh graders. Our trials and tribulations to the underf classmen. ' ' -- Our lockers to the freshmen. ' The first Qlaee in ,cafeteriafgline to Athe .ones who canfifighqt the hardest ,for it. if Mex, tho' 'following ,students of the 1952 -graduating classg leave the imllowing articles to our classmatesf,.. 5 . .,e GLENN SMITH: My ,ability to keep an old junker running to Goa-do-n Lowry. -, DOROTHY PARKER: My ambition to be a nurse to Gretchen Wolfe. ROBERT. DAVIS: My W-H+ to Don Eambauer. - DOROTHY S'iAA.S: My bass drum to whoever has, the int. to carry it. cms: I-if ,fC3IF.E3R,: -My BS to 35.11. Graham ftq,-,f.1f..e-:free place of his double- no thi. ug if 4 CHARIEJN3 EEERY2 My shortness to Dave Smith. GWYNN C0352 My ambitions to Mary Bayliff. GAY KEIJE34 My cymbals to Sue Corson. RONALD PORTER: My '77 to Ronny Spyker. SHIWY ROSER: My share ofthe glee clubs to Marna Deifendcifer. CHARLES ROERBACHER2 My ability to never have paper in class to Marleen Foltz. HEIEITA RITT: My pierced ears to wants them. DALE SMITH: My senior desk to Leroy McFar- lands HARRIET WOLFE: My office Job to Carol Keller. SAM HOWELL: My artistic ability to Bob Rosenbauer. anyone who l3fXCChfRL,fRUI1EH-JE Com unity Hall ------------ 8:00 P.M. May 11, 1952 Prelude ------------------ 'Twilight Revery' Marna Deifendeifer Processional -------------- WFairest Lord Jesusn . Choir-Graduates-Faculty Invocation- - - Choral Response- Hymn ------ Anthem- - - - - Scripture Lesson- - Pastoral Prayer- Choral Response- Anthem- - - - - - - Sermon- - - - - Hymn- - - - - - - - Benedictione - - Choral Amen- - - -u-vw-.---Q - - - Bev. Delbert Cress - - - - - - - - - nHear Our Prayer, O Lordn Choir - - - - - -UThe Church's One Foundationn Congregation - nThe Lost Ghordu ------- Sullivan Choir - - - - - - - - - - - - -I Cor. I:17-931 Rev. Herman O. Seeoy .---p-an--anna-n-,,, .--a.-s-4-n-nuu-vu- Choir Rev. Jesse Shaw WO Lamb of Godn - WTO Thee We Singu- - - ---- - Tkach Choir - - - - - - - - 'Foo1ishness and Wisdomu Rev. Secoy - - - - - - - - - nNow The Day Is Overu Congregation -.-1-nv..-q-.-a-n-u- -5-----.--n-Q THE CHURCH'S ONE FOUNDATION - - - Rev. George Long - - - - - Choir The Churchls one foundation Is Jesus Christ her Lord: She is His new creation By water and the word: From heaven He came and sought her To be His holy brideg With His own blood He bought her, And for her life He died. Elect from every nation, Yet one o'er all the earth,- Her charter of salavation One Lord, one faith, one birthg One holy name she blesses, Partakes one holy food, And to one hope she presses, with every grace endued. Yet she on earth hath union With Father, Spirit, Son, And mystic sweet communion With those whose rest is won: 0 Happy ones and holy! Lord, give us grace that we, Like them the meek and lowly, On high may dwell with Thee. NOW THE DAY IS OVER Now the day is over, Night is drawing nighg .Shadows of the evening Steal across the sky. Jesus, give the weary -Qalm and sweet reposeg With Thy tenderest blessing May our eyelids close. Oemfort every sufferer Watchj.ng.late pain: Those who plan some evil From their sins restrain. AIBCRQ CCDMMENCEMEN T Com unity Hall ---------- - - 8:00 P.M. May 16, 1952 Processional- - -,- . - - . -.-ga - ,'Landcof Hope and Glory' T w A Chorus, Eight Grade, Seniors Invocation ---- - - - - - -------- Rev. George Long Choral Response- - ----------- - - Three-fold amen D. Chorus Music- - - fab 'An Eveningls Pastoraleu- ---- - - - Shaw Cbj Wwhen Day Is Doneu- - - - - - - - - - Katcher Mixed Chorus Presentation of Eight Grade Diplomas- - - - Mr. L.F.Schumaker Salutatory Address- - - - ----- nThe Foundation is Laidn Glenn Smith Music- - - Cal 'Song of the Open Roadn ----- - - - Wilson Chl nwhen Night Has Gonen- - - - - - - - - Eeromo Boys' Glee Club Valedictory Address- - ------- nOur Crossroad of Life' Helena Hitt Address- ------- - - - ------ WBrighter Tomorrown Dr. Ralph Beck Bowling Green University Music Cal 'Ave Marian- - - ------ ---- SChub0rt Cb! 'Tho Lord's Prayern- ------- - Forsyth Girls' Glee Club Presentation of the Class of 1952 to the president - of the Board-Mr. R. D. Durbin A Presentation of diplomas to the Class of 1952 Mr. Joe Lowry Presentation of Special Awards- - - - ------ Mr. Durbin Benediction- - - ---- - ---- - - - - Rev. Delbert Creas Mr 1 H '11, , I' QRADIO HOSPWAL i I Sales -- Service Radio and jelevision W 730 UJ. 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After the dinner, Marilyn Montgomery, the toast mis- tress, introduced the speakers. Gene Stevens, the pres- ident, gave the Welcome nddress. Mr. Durbin then made some appropriate remarks. Hank Armintrout furnished the music for the dance which followed the program. QNtlQt CQIRLS Harriet Wolfe Helena Hitt For two years Harriet and Helena have helped the superintendent and in so doing, have helped the students v . vfl s 004 N390 uf-0-'-0 QACOG 'SQ wlN s -gif ' I gif A v -ar ,, 14. J 1 K Ax :1 E553 I 1 , ., - iz' ' H :'. xi' 4:-1 Tbp Row: Roger Thompson, Don Bambauer, Donald Smith, Harvey Kiser, David LaPoint, Darrel Chapman. Bottom Row: Mr. Durbin,Jerry Sniden Joan Butterfield, Gretchen Wolfe, Mary Bayliff,Karen Plapp,Dennis Mooney. Absent: Jim Roser 'w . X V' P' TH Q A k xx C-xgfixgf L z I X ,,,,-'- A , x . 5 ,ff L Y,' ,f ,.,- f' .xx V xl ' JoT 'Q5?,fiDt Top Row: Tom Bresler, Dick Loeenbauer, Ronald Mooney Dave Smith,John Baylifi Freidan Wolfe, Bob Rosenba er, Bill Graham. Middle Row: Morris Spees,Gene Reese, Tom Konst, Char- les De Armond, Ronald Gross,Jim Conner, Melvin Numbers, Joann Laman. Bottom Row: Yutive Kirchner, Shirley Parlette, Barbara Tippie, Marlene Miller, Sue Corson, Carol Keller, Marna Deifendeifer, Marlene Foltz, Mrs. Cumming. Absent: Gordon Lowry Mr 1 H '11, , I' , , , , , Q, J , i L . WHAT COSTS LESS TODAY THAN IT DID 20 YEARS AGO? Electricity is about the only thing we can think of! It's a fact: the aver age housewife gets Laine as much electri- city for her budget dollar as she got two decades ago. THE OHIO POWER COMPANY I ,A 4 , , , Congratulations and goo-cl wishes to the kb Class of T952 Whether you go on to college, or start immediately to work, you'll find help in the many frienilr services of the Metropolitan Bank. We invite you to make fulluse afthenk THE METROPOEXIT TAN BANK UMA, OIHO ' The Bank for Everyone Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS TCD THE CLASS T OE 5? REMEMBER THTS REAN+ . 1. 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MECHANIC STREET WAPAKONETA PHONES i 5 34227 5831 UMA WA PAK T T w 2 1 T COMPHMEN TS O E P j X f' QJSLQQ 5 DEPARTMENT STORE UMA OHIO JR, HIGH PEJPUL..,4XFZl'I'Y CEJNTEEST Prettiest gir1--Q---F-Q-we-we-v---ABeverly Baumgardner Handsomeet boy--w----------- ----- '---' -4Bob Harahe Most popular girl---H-f-Q-Q-----4Beverly Baumgardner Most popular boy------f- -------- -----Glenn Hastings Most athletic girl----rw------'QBeverly Baumgardner Most athletic boy--q,-,--'- -vvf ---ww4Norman Kirchner Girl most likely to succeed------ ------- Frances Graham Boy most likely to succeed-- -----+w-f - -wH-+ aBob Harshe Neateat git1v---------wwewwww-Q-MBeverly Baumgardner Neatest boys-new-----ww-wJay Rohrbacher 5 Grover Blazer Most polite gir1------- v----------- -Frances Graham Most polite boys------Billy Hinegardner 5 Walter Armes Typical Jr. High girl-------.ABeverly Baumgardner Typical Jr. High boy a-:-f 4W77W+4 -a-- elffeae-Budd Bayliff Friendliest girl---- --------Q --- ---- -Cletah Dudgeon Friendliest boy---- ------ ---- ----- ---- -4D1ck Numbers Cutest gir1-- ---- ---- ------------- Beverly Baumgardner Most cheerful girl-we-w-we----F-MM-Eoverly Baumgardner Most cheerful boy-.calf-e ---a +:--nPee- -A-' neaewJack Winget Most studious girls--H-wFrances Gwaham Q Doris Werling Most studious boy---Q ----- -- ------ --eJay Rohrbacher Best gum chewer------Q-- ----- -w ------ -Philip Matter Most intelligent girlefreef' ef -G -i---- a Frances Graham Most intelligent boy--w--- ---- - ---------- -Bob Harshe Wittiest g1rl- ------------e-P-----e--+-- -MCarol Werling Wittiest boyeffaiaiwfe-v-Q-,ea-L--F-faffa-eaeJack Winget ig' x 1 sf-J i Q R DE min 'X ,,.., . .,... -- fX i pg .-I X -ef ' xx J ff? fx if F5553 .f gf ff X i.' Sffifff ffm 1' ML':f xv ss . .-. ,X fl- - -.-IX ' Q Q. 5. X hi It ff NNW! kj J 11 C3 X X i 'E' j X 1, It 1 9. 1 c f' , v 1'-'lr 'T ,im Q le :X MRS. THELMA BRUNER MRS. MILDRED HAGER Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Q .N 'QF' MRS. IDA BURDEN MRS. IULIA SCHUMAKER Fourth Grade Third Grade A , 'sf .Z 711 Vi A 3- .,. ,f 'G :fre , sf 35' ff , 1 f e Y. 1' n j N 153' li ff. ,X 1,5 , za, .V 2' ' 'Q -3 J -:. . Hat.. MRS. RUTH ESTILL MRS. MARIA HORN Second Grade First Grade DIRECTOR? Mrs. Thelma Bruner Born in Auglaize County Graduate from Ohio Northern Years at Cridersville 1951-52 Mrs. Ida Burden Born in Cridersville Attended Bowling Green, Miami, Ohio Northern Years at Cridersville 1923-27 19L6-52 Mrs. Ruth Estill Born in Vaughnsville Graduate Onio Northern Years at Cridersville 1951-52 FUR GRADE TEACHERS Mrs. Mildred Hager Born in Allen County Attended Auglaize County Normal , Ohio Normal, Defiance College Years at Cridersville l9h7-52 Mrs. Julia Schumaker Born in Cridersville Graduate from Bowling Green Years at Cridersville l9h7'h8 l9b6-A7 1951-52 Mrs. Maria Horn Born in Auglaize County Graduate in Michigan State Normal College Ypsilanti, Michigan Years at Cridersville l9h9-52 These teachers have worked hard with their pupils and we are sure that with their help, these children will become upstanding citizens. We are sure that these children will, in later years, thank these teachers for all they have done for them. f-f,xf:,,fzvQuNF. vas M PANQLES' 4 Uvaffe lmnmm PZUPI sm? M P,LxN13L,f3s's' 111x234 WEEK 40,000 PEQPLE CANT - BE W R CNG -- f 'VA TXXX - C A5 If xi' X A, Wx? T9 , R SW NIA UF-'EN If DAYS A Wifpii OPEN 8:30 A. M. TILL 10:30 P. M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE PANGLE5 HAVE THE LARGEST VARIETY OF MEHIHANDISE, THE LARGEST FOOD MARKET THE LARGEST FREE PARKING SPACE TO SERVE YOU 1 i .x X X R Q fy L f x SXT , Y A' X X Q. 'N ,-u .nz 0 'I l2E5giX Top Row: Jimmy Mills, Fred Howell, Terry Staas Gary Maze, Billy Tully, Jon Kuhns, LarzyShaw, Roger Fox, James Holly. Middle Row: Mrs. Hager, Karen Crow, Judy Kohlrieser, Marilyn Roser, Navelda Crouse, Earbara Johns, Suellen Kollars, Judy Harshman. Bottom Row: Sue Lowry, Helen Cumming, Janice Pohl, Sharon Fast, Esther Mertz, Sondra White, Sharon Motter RA DE v, an 1 0 ff ,ye x,f Q ie WC! AD pf Top Row: Jimmy Snroul Rc- ie Blekeman, Herbert Plapp, Carole Sue Friend, Deanna Secoy, Sandra Kiser, Jim, Bayliff. Middle Row: Mrs. Bruner, Dick Hinegardnen Bill Sproul Carol Ann Modd, Donnie Hinkle,Roger Lowry,Pearl Armes, Bobby Garland, Bottom Row: Carolyn Sue Baumgardnen Betty Mault, Car- olyn Hower, Kay Stevens, Dale Hower, Jinmy Motter, Linda Metz. Absent: Robert Lambert ..z fi' in, oe V s. v Q P805 gicgvuo - 2 0 sl 9 Top Row: Mike Herbst, Jack Wilson, Jerry Blazer, Shir- ley Tulley, Darold Schindler, Larry Stevens, Venard Motter. Middle Row: Judy Allen, Joe Kollars, Larry Miller, Carol Stepleton, Richard Verbryke, James Gould, Terry White, Elaine Camp, Bottom Row: Darryl Kohlreiser, Barbara Mault, Karen Walther, Jerry Keller, Diana Emerick, Patty Snyder, Robert Black, Mrs, Julia Schumaker. - ,f rw, 'X r' 'xx ! Absent: Barbara CllllQ'12,1 ??eg:gelfHay. Q if D S , A -, 'iw-,X . 5 I 'X X X 'l Xu- J . f' f xx 'I X' 7- Y-- KN X ,I 55 '-4 I xii Alf X Z 5 . QQ all f X ' Rf 5 227 KW Qu X f 'l 'f, X f -1 ,XJ I , X . X I x f f X f 7 f I X ' f X ' IT fl ' NJ X f ff Q IX va x NK f I' I xx L. x 'xxx-M' 2 rJ,' x Nix.. fffff Top Rowzlfjlpxgd Numbers ,Maurice Frazier, Barry Snider, Larry DexEe Clifford Smith, Raymond Michael, Ronnie Blazerfiarrny I-layer, Tommy Snyder, Don Hinegardner. Second Row: Rita Ann Eonst, John Wiseley, David Garri- son, Gary Reese, Ronnie La loint Charles Wells, Russell Miller, Emerson Burger, Kr, A Foltz, Mrs. Burden. Third Rows- La Donna Laman, Sue Gossard, Deloris white, Sharon Tully, Carolyn Fox, Rita Kay' Stevely, Lois Ann Werling, Cathy Mitchell, Betty Black. Bottom Row: Richard Shaw, Stephen Myers, Phillip Wau- ben, Douglas Fockler, Billy Stevens, Larry Blakeman, Tommy Bayliff, Gfry Herbst. Absent: Jack Garland, Diana Millirans, Gary Porter. Top Row: Herbert Shaw, Arthur Dudgeon, Billy Stags, Joe Kuhns, Clifford Sexton, George Mayer, Jim y Herbst, Barry Froebe, ' , . Q' - Middle Row? Phyllis Leatherman, Phyllis kqers, Cggnig Fast, Frank Hux, Ann Gossard, Bobby Smith,John Peters, Mrs. Horn. Bottom Row: Donna Jean Conner, Judy Lythe, Barbara Motter, Donald Reese, Judy Thomas, Tommy Kohlrieser, Dickie Hartman, Gloria Jean Hower. Absent: Ray Archer, Nancy Stout, Jimmy Gesler. WD JG 'l5TUrX!LXDk W 1 Oo SLN LX . ff , ,Q AX VFX I DH, F U ... X I I . 1...J X ---1 g f s .. Top Row: Gary Stevely, Kay Hasting, Lenora Myers, Eddie Eley, Kay Gossard, Winifred Smith, Donna Jean Logan, Garret Rapp. Middle Row: Mrs. Estill, David Lowry, Gloria Jean Bellman, Keith Snider, Roger Fast, Bobby Bitters,Rich- ard Cum ing, Phyllis Delong, Terry Bowsher, Bottom Row: Diane Doyle,Krren Fockler,Barbara Butter- field, Jimmy Graham, Jane1 L ttherman, Sandra Wells, Drussilla Pohl, Melanie Frvaf r. Absent: Ernest Numbers, Eric Carlson. 1 c f' , v 1'-'lr 'T ,im H? COM PIIIVIENT5 OE HUME FARM S TORE INC. - H.ARDw.LLR1-3 ALL1s-chAuue:Rs and LIIMIEAPOLIS LIOLINE Powsa FARL. 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Absent: Cora Mae Rosenbauer BUYS' CHCRUS Tbp row: Jim Conner, Bill Graham,Bernie Valenti, Glenn Smith, Ronny Mooney, Morris Spees, Philip Motter, Glenn Hastings. Bottom row: Marna Deifendeifer,Shir1ey Rosergpianists, Walter Armes, Lynn White, Bruce Roser, Harvey Kiser, Gene Reese, Jack Winget, Billy Hinegardner, Terry Herbst, Mrs. Dupler, director. Absent: Leroy McFarland, Grover Blazer. N f ff . 1 Q . , -I 1 4..Q-A:.g-, ...mr l LEFT 1' A.. V VW ,fin .f X FURGET , , 'i ff f L. ff: '2'ks:iitf2.::.1fl!Q24 5? - :J 1953!-A --er - , n- I '-2 'fjff f1 P HH I , W Mu- v L 9--A Y nw A ,Y mi, ::i,f,?5sf?::'1f-2-Q' ,Ywqh I ,L,,. ' ..ul..m,, g L. .J G -N f ......... .......i,.:f , - ,,,. .......,-, .f.M1-1fw.e..,.f . 1w...4az:4-QLSJLL., vi CQ' All Q w- ! X 1. , Y N P3 892 REQ, g .M-S 4. 'T' 3- IWMHDCHCWUS First row: Lynn White, Terry Herbst, Glenn Hastings, Billy Hinegardner, Jack Winget Second row: Shirley Rosen Maria Deifondeifer,pianists, Nancy Wolfe, Beverly Baumgardnerl Linda Mill r, Linda Lambert, Beverly Lowry, Jean Barry, Marr S Spees, Dick Rosenbauer, Walter Ammse. P31119 whiter, Carol Jean Werling, Shirley Lowry, Carol Thomas, Martha Wolfe, Martha Myers, ' Third row: Marlene Stevens, Dolores Ohr, Shirley Par- Lette, Marleen Foltz, Joanne Laman, Helena Ritt, Gertrude Garrison, Ethel Michael, Jim Conner, Bruce Roser, Harvey Kiser, Marilyn Mault, Janet Lowry, Betty Morris, Jean Thomas, Frances Graham, Doris werling Mrs. Dupler, director. Fourth row: Carol Sue Hun? irk, Carol Keller, Harriet Wolfe, Dorothy Staas, :ilyn Montgomery, Dorothy Parker, Bernie Valenti, 1 ann Smith, Ronny Mooney, Bill Graham, Marlene Mil ir, Gay Keller, Sue Corson, Gretchen Wolfe, Mary Bagliff, Karen Plapp, Cletah Dudgeon. Absent: Leroy McFarland, Grover Blazer, Cora Mae Rosen- BAND Majorettes: Barbara Butterfield, Beverly Baumgardner, Shirley Parlette, Gretchen Wolfe, Rita Kay Stevely, Carolyn Baumgardner. First row: Joan Beary, Joan Butterfield, Sandra Kiser, Jim Crouse, Gordon Lowry, Carol HuntworM,Karen Plapp, Jim Ecser, Frances Graham, Ronnie Stevely, Harriet Wolfe, Mary Bayliff, Drum Majorette, Yuteve Kirchner, Second row: Mr, Smith, director, Lletah Dudgeon, Jack bauer. Einget, Shirley Lowry, Carol Werling. Jim Conner, Doris Werliig. Beverly Lowry, Glenn Hastings, Third rcwg Shiyley Roser, Marne Deifendeifer, Marleen ' Foltz, Morris Spees, Billy Sprawl, Pearl Armes, Denny Mooney, Harvey Kiser, Carol Keller, Fourth :owe Joann laman, Gay Keller, Darrell Chapman, Bruce Reser, Dorothy Pacfer Glenn Smith,Walter Armes. Fifth row: Dorothy Steer riLnn Wolfe Dean Pierstorff, Ronald Maze, Don Bamsauog, Cave Smith, 4119 .yuan '-FN 5? - W. ,Ziff A . ff V 'i BoH Ao Jean Beery, Karen Plapp, Mary Baylifi, Sue Corson, Mrs. Dupler, Dorothy Parker, Dorothy Staas, Yuteve Kirchner, Charlene Beery, Gretchen Wolfe. These girls have worked hard on their projects and we think that although they have worked hard, it will help them in later life. 4..- EHCE Standing: Karen Plapp, Dorothy Parker Sitting: Helena Ritt, Mrs. Cox, Dorothy Staas The Prince of Peace contest was held in the Methodist Church, Cridersville, Ohio. This year'a local winner was Dorothy Staasg she also won the county contest and went on to the district contest before she was elimated. w 'wx.,, f 2 J wftgm 36 .f -1 - N, fx 'TWP' wh V 4' 1 Mum 2' M-lk FK Sk 3 Z ' ,, ,fx gb . xy W hiliAg?L tw gs 4 if i 9 f r U ' '1xif:LfY ' IW , , 3 M ,M Q-7:1 , X ' , wg X 5 ,g WTA ,. Qfgf . 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' ' I 3 52 5 f fp Q7 f ' 5 fix Vg X , E138 M Q 3 ..4,, .. ff: X , - fg A X 5 ff X X V my H 5 v We, the Senior Class of 1952, dedicate the '52 edition of NLest we Forgetu to everyone who has helped us make our high school career a success. we deeply appreciate the help of the faculty and fellow students in helping us to follow our motto of Hwork Conquers Alln. 1 E 1 2 3 A- W igsg zfiw gig 'Wir If if ' ' WXRSHTY Standing: Mr. Weller, Gordon Lowry, Bob Rosenbauer, Bernie Valenti, Dave Smith, LeRoy McFarland, Bill Graham, Ronny Spyker. Sitting: Bob Davis, Dude Coon,G1enn Smith, Ron Porter, Gene Deifendeifer. Alger 55 Cridersville Anna S3 Cridersville Roundhead Sl Cridersville St, Johns L8 Cridersville Gomer 6h Cridersville New Bremen El Cridersville Delphos St. John al Czidersville Buckland fl Cridersville Botkins L3 Cridersville Ohio City no Cridersville Minster 70 Cridersville New Knoxville 67 Cridersville Ft. Recovery 57 Cridersville New Bremen 60 Cridersville Botkins 63 Cridersville St. Joe h Cridersville Waynesfield h9 Cridersville Shawnee S9 Cridersville St. Rose 53 Cridersville Minster 62 Cridersville FOUL SHOOTING SCORES Gene Deifendeifer 69.8 Leroy McFarland 6l.9 Ron poryer 69.2 Bob Davis 55.1 Glenn Smith 66.h Gene Deifendeifer was awarded the trophy for having the highest percentage of foul shots. vnoaam , CHEERLEALPR9 L.. s.f Dorothy Parker, Shirley Roser, Helena Hitt, Charlene Beery Tbp row: Freidan Wolfe,Tbm Bresler,Charles Rohrbacher, Dick Rosenbauer. Center: Harvey Kiser, Denny Mooney, Darrell Chapm.n Ibm Konst, Mrs. Weller, Coach. Bottom row: Don Bambauer, Gordon Lowry Bob Rosenbauer, Bill Graham, Morris Spees Alger 23 Cridersville Anna LO Cridersville Roundhead lb Cridersville St. Johns 37 Cridersville Gomer 39 Cridersville New Bremen 2A Cridersville Delphos St. John 52 Cridersville Buckland 28 Cridersville Minster 26 Cridersville New Knoxville L2 Cridersville Ft. Recovery 3h Cridersville New Bremen 36 Cridersville Botkins 28 Cridersville St. Joe Ll Cridersville Waynesfield 27 Cridersville Shawnee 21 Cridersville St. Rose 31 Cridersville EIN fi ll IQESLQ ,' L. CHELY Lf L, fllL'lfX2El S Mary Bayliff, Dorothy Staas, Marna Deifendeifer, Joan Beery For the first time in the history of Grid rsvillu High School there have been separate groups of cheerleaders for each t am Front Row: Tan Konst, Morris Spees, Darrel Chapman Don Bambauer. Middle Row: Bob Davis, Ron Porter, Bernie Valenti Glenn Smith, Leroy McFarland, Ron Spyker. Standing: Mr. Weller, Coach, Melvin Numbers, Bob Rosenbauer, Freidan uolfe, David Smith Bill Graham, Ronald Gross, Gordon Lowry, Harvey Kiser. W G C' W .J U My N D CHEER!.EfXDEI2,S Front Row: Back Row: Shirley Lowry, Martha Wolfe , Cheerleaders, Walter Armes, Billy Hinegardner, Glenn I-lasting, Dick I-Iumbers, Norman Kirchner, Beverly Baumgardner, Nancy Wolfe, Cheer- leaders. Mr. Weller, Coach, Gary Miner, Bruce Roser, Budd Bayliff, Kenny I-Iumberg Philip Motter. BXXSKETBXXLL WWXIXXGEPS W' le X David LaPoint Jerry Snider John Bayliff CHEERLEFXDERS D. Staas, H. Hitt, S. Roser, M. Ieifendeifer, J. Beery, C. Beery, D. Parker, M. Earliff. UGo Team Go, Oh It's Go Team Gon is one of our fight songs which our eight cheerleaders led kefore each game. 4 HIGH SQHCQL fXUTQfJRfNl5HS QU? GX Q XB gax xi. an A NDP WSW? QQER Q C CJ 3 Q, K Q Q JYX-if .-.--.-,...--- N5??gx L? efgfiijwl 2 GLASS OF IISIF- 1-' 21.2 ..f The Senior Class of '52 wishes to pre- sent to you this year's edition of nLeSt We Forgetn. In this edition, we hope to preserve a re- cord of our acheivements during our twelve years at Cridersville, especially thc year 1952. p D QX A fs 2 I3 DAY BY DAY CaLENDaR September A--First day of school already! 10--Music started for the boys. ll--Music started for the girls. 18- 20- 21 2b- 25- 28- Octob 2- L. 5- 11. -We elected our class officers, -Individual pictures were taken. -We lost our first baseball game to Knoxville, -Band practice was started. -Ne lost a baseball game to Buckland. -Varsity cheerleaders were chosen by the school er -Our first baseball victory, defeated Buckland. -a -School left our at 3:00 because of immense hea -We had initiation party for the Freshmen. -Juniors Q Seniors defeated Sophomores in footb ball, better luck next time! 12--School locks soldered shut by Halloweeners. 22- 26- The band majorettes were chosen, you should have seen those girls strut! -School was out for teachers' meeting. 30--Cridersville Band went to Wapakoneta. 31--The Band played in Cridersville. November 5--Schedule pencils went on sale. 7 8 20 Had practice game with Harrod, we won, -4Me played Alger and won in a 59-55 overtime. -Our team defeated Anna 65-AB. 21--Last day of school, Thanksgiving vacation. 27-We played Roundhead and won 87-51. 28--Lima St. Johns was defeated by the Rams 63-L6. December A--Junior High cheerleaders were chosen. Varsity defeated Gomer 85-6b. 7--We chalked up another victory against Bremen 68-51 ll--Our first defeat went to Delphos St. Johns 61-60, it was a good game boys. 12-The band played and the chorus sang at P.T.A. lL--Buckland was defeated by the swift Rams 89-61. l7--Last day of school till January because of snow. January 2--Back to school after a nice long vacation. L--Our second defeat was credited to Minster 70-62. ld--Cridersville Hams defeated New Knoxville 70-67. 15--We were defeated by Ft. Recovery. 18--The band played for the Bremen game, we won 80-60. 22 25 The Rams won another game against Botkins Sl-63. It's really true, the game that made history was the defeating of Wapak St. Joe 9-L!! DAIH BY DAY CALENDIR February 1--We won a league game over Waynesfield 70-50. 5--We defeated our big rivals, Shawnee 83-59, I guess. we showed them a real come back. l2--Pictures were taken for the annual. 20--Girls started tumbling in gym. 22--Why the sad faces? I guess 1t's because we lost the tournament to Minster. 29-Watch out boys! It's Leap Day, did she propose? March M-We got the privilege of chewing gum in school. 10--More pictures were taken for the annual. 12--Wrestlers came out from Central in the evening. l?--Why is everybody wearing green? It must be St. Patrickls Day. 21--Sophomore Class Party was a success. 28-Senior's had a dance and rox supper. April l--We played baseball and lost to Spencerville, 5-0. 3--Shawnee defeated us 7-O in a baseball game. U-Gridersville Band hold their band concert. 7-Some of the band members went to Wapak. 9--We played Wapak Blume, tied 8 to 8. 17-4Buckland defeated us in the tournament, 8 to 5. 25--The Freshman had a dance for the Seniors. 29--We defeated wapak St. Joe in baseball 9 to 2. May 1--Seniors gave their class play. 2--Seniors gave their class play. 9-The Junior and Senior Prom took place. 16--Graduation for Seniors and eight graders. 20--Hurray,school is out!! as ,Jaime ELEMENTARY AUTGGRAIDHS -2 3. :if :I,:,.,.Q.j:' 41:-rf. .531-.1 z.: Z., , QXSE Mg S9 'LA f Q 6 A , ' , 3-, 1211? -, , ,f .- Q. -' t if . ' -4-.rzgg - - ! U , U A J TELL US YOUR WANTS- WHEN !N NEED OE GOAL--Hara--Rea oloven,-neaTJacket-Do?0nhys- Blue Bell---Pocahontas--Blue Grass. BUILDER'S sUPPL1Es-sanas-Grave1sIL1ma-Gemenv- Plaster--Sewer Pipe--Drain Tile. LUIIBZR ----Roofing-- Siding--Shoeting--Plywoodn Doors--Windows--Etc. 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